Minister And Wife Toy 25 Years Of Marriage In Urbana
Rev. William Cody Harpold and his wife Drewry Elizabeth Ware Harpold marked twenty five years of marriage with a silver service and reception at Urbana Parish House attended by about 140. He leads the Urbana Methodist circuit serving five churches. They wed July 7 1929 at Ninth Street Christian Church in Washington with Rev Benjamin Melton officiating.
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Willam Cody
Harpold
Urbana
Flint Hill
Wamsville
Araby
Koontz Chapel
Drewry Elizabeth Ware
Charles R. Woody
Norma Bright Ware Woody
John W
Florence May McPherson Harpold
Ninth Street Christian Church
Washington
Benjamin
Melton
Lenora Davis Goldsmith
Anacostia
Frederick W. Smith
United States Marine Corps
Lohengrin
Dorothy Harrison
Oxon
Hill
Bert Cutler
Brandywine
Grace Rice
Stanley J. Wood
E. Paul Cutter
Susan
James M. Dennison
Maurice Dennison
Blight Lee
Louise C. Hanemer
H A. Rosell
Oxon Hill
H. W. Pheasant
Carrie Feight
Forrest Heights
Roy EB. Homan
Earl C. Day
Glass Manor
William L.shover
Congress Heights
Goldsmith
Harpolt
Richmond
Juanita M. Cutler
Florence E. Guyton
William C. Harpold Jr
George M
Charles W
John A
Lois E
Richard W. Harpold
Navy
Key West
Fla
Frances Dele
Paula
Bruce Cutler
Janet Lee Guyton
Mrs. Harpold
Retired life, guilt, and the push to stay active says Clark Tibbitts
Clark Tibbitts, chairman of the HEW Aging and Geriatrics Committee, argues guilt drives retirees to feel unhappy even with travel, arts, and public service. He says the real fix is redefining fulfillment at 70, beyond the daily treadmill of past work.
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Clark Tibbitts
Committee On Aging and Geriatrics
United States Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Tibbitts
Tibbitt
Dulles Reveals Quiet Habit Beyond Doodles
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, famed for idle doodling during talks, also admits a second habit. During negotiations he whittles pencils to shavings, a calming ritual that helps him sharpen strategic openings. The vignette ties his disciplined mind to old upstate forebears.
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John Foster Dulles
Dulles
AUS
Wall Street
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A 1904 snapshot notes the Frederick City Hospital main building image, cornerstone addition ceremony by Mrs. Hood with Lynch Lodge of Masons and Rev. Miller. Monocacy battle veterans begin reunion at City Opera House, Wallace absent. editorial calls for wide reassessment of Frederick taxation. market steady with fresh produce. Judge Alton B Parker named Democratic presidential nominee on first ballot in St Louis.
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Frederick City’ Hospital
James M. Hood
Lynch Lodge of Masons
Simon S. Miller
Monocacy
City Opera House
Lew Wallace
Frederick
General Assembly
Alton B. Parker
New York
St. Louis
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Columns
Twenty years ago on July 9 1934 four youths aged 18 to 21 were jailed on arson charges after admitting they started a fire that destroyed many sheep sheds at the Fair Grounds. Charles Covell son of F D and Mrs Covell was struck by a car on the Washington pike near his home suffering a head laceration. Carroll Jr and Mason Hendrickson sons of local residents were enrolled at Camp Roosevelt at Chesapeake Beach. Frederick experienced a heavy downpour with freak showers while nearby blocks had little rain south of the city.
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Fair Grounds
Washington Pike
Charles
F. D. Covell
Frederick Junction
Carroll, JR
Mason Hendrickson
Carroll H. Hendrickson
Camp Roosevelt
Chesapeake Beach
Frederick
Crouch Turns Against Employers Claim
New York Times reports Paul Crouch, once a Communist and frequent anti Communist witness, has turned against his employers. A Washington dispatch says he has demanded a congressional investigation of Attorney General Herbert Brownell and Deputy William Rogers, claiming they aided enemies of the United States by aiding investigations of his reliability.
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New York
New York Times
Paul Crouch
Washington Dispatch
the Times
Anthony Seviero
Crouch
Herbert Brownell
William P. Rogers
Brownell
Rogers
United States
Bond set after DUI and reckless driving arrest in Rosemont
Benton D. Morgan of West Fourth street was arrested on Rosemont avenue by Officer Nathan Dorsey on driving while intoxicated and reckless driving charges with a $1000 bond. Overnight entries include James R. Bradford for non-support at $500 bond, Albert W. Leight from York Pa, Earl M. Disney, William D. F. Disney, Carlos H. Wiles of Frederick others summoned or held for intoxication or license issues with various bonds. Officers Staley Mutchner and Dorsty filed the charges.
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Benton D. Morgan
West Fourth Street
Rosemont Avenue
Nathan Dorsey
James R. Bradford
South Market Street
Albert W. Leight
York
Earl M. Disney
William D. F. Disney
Carlos H. Wiles
Frederick
Vernon L. Rhoderick
Staley
Mutchner
Dorsty
Man Sought by Senate Housing Probers Flights to France Scene
Washington reporters say Senate housing investigators asked the State Department for help in returning a New York City man who allegedly fled to France to avoid questioning. Sen. Capehart, R Ind, said the man flew to France a few days earlier under circumstances suggesting an attempt to dodge inquiry.
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Washington
Senate
State Department
New York City
Sen
Capehart
Ind
France
Braddock Heights Lawn Fete Set For Thursday Evening
Braddock Heights residents prepare a western themed lawn fete on Thursday July 22 starting at six on the Ross home lawn. Maria chairmen include Mrs. McCutcheon and Miss Hays with Guy Neal as president of the Community Association and Delbert Null to conduct an antique auction. Activities include teenage dancers, music from Frederick High School band, pony rides, wares and food booths, fancy tables, and barbecues.
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Braddock Heights
Charlies W. Ross
Robert J. McCutcheon
Carlotta Hays
Milton Break
G. William Stultz
Guy Neal
Community Association of the Heights
William Wallace
McCutcheon
William Appleton
Hays
Margaret Motter
David Yinger
Donald Meldrum
Milton Brunk
Corrine Wastler
Frederick High School
Delbert Null
Open House Invitations For Golden Anniversary Stam baugh
Invitations issued for Mr. and Mrs. Harry F Stam baughs fiftieth wedding anniversary in Point of Rocks. They will host guests at home Sunday from two to five in the afternoon. A Soroptimist club dinner was held at Green Parrot Inn Bromitsburg. Several locals plan trips and visits to Rehoboth Beach Del Oak Ridge Tenn and Terra Alta W Va.
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Wachter
Dorsey
Edgar &. Wachter
Dorothy Lee
Carroll Ray Dorsey
E. Owen Dorsey
Woodsboro
Bessie Dorsey
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Utica
E. Koontz Helwig
Frederick
Harry F. Stambaugh
Point of Rocks
Soroptimist Club
Green Parrot Inn
Bromitsburg
Wirs
Hugh Simms
Oliver Boulevard
Rehoboth Beech
Del
David Smith
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Sequences of Visits and Births Across Local Families
Edmonds Washington trip plans include Yellowstone stop for Mrs Lantz and Mrs Orndorff while Mr and Mrs Harry C Zimmerman Jr with son Steven Elliott Zimmerman of Atlanta Ga visit Braddock Heights and Fort O R D Calif. Lt Col Leon R Yourtee moves family to Bay View Park Fort Ord after four days in June with his parents. Miss Shirley Sprague and Mrs Oliver M Hoffmann return from visit to Oliver F Hoffmann at Sampson Air Force Base Geneva NY. John Ebberts celebrate birth of daughter Sherry Kay June 26 at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Frey
McDonald
Elizabeth Joan Frey
Walter Albert Frey, Jr
Bellemore Road
Baltimore
James Reiley McDonald
Harry Milson McDonald
Towson
M. R. Etchison
Church of the Redeemer
Sandra Frey
Barrie Frey
John Etchison McDonald
Marguerite Finney
Patricia Webb
Elizabeth Gwathmey
Shirley Wingo
Walter Albert Frey
Julia Etchison
A. Hart Etchison
Edward Hart Etchison
Ralph B. Shipley
Roger G. Harley
Frederick
Terra Alta
W. Va
John B. Harley
Dorcas Harley
Harley
West Virginia
University of Pittsburgh
Harry C. Zimmerman Jr
Steven Elliott Zimmerman
Atlanta, Ga
Harry C. Zimmerman
Braddock Heights
Allen Spencer
North Market Street
Leon R. Yourtee
Brownsville
Bay View Park
Ft. A.R.D
Shirley Sprague
Rocky Ridge
Oliver M. Hoffman
Monrovia
Oliver F. Hoffman
Air Force
Hoffman
Sampson Air Force Base
Geneva
N. Y
John Ebberts
Worth Market Street
Sherry Kay
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Weddings Gri Tae and Bender Scot Bender nuptials
Announcement lists two weddings. Miss June I Toms and Silas G Griffith wed at home of Rev E B Weed in Middletown on June 30. Miss Frances Scott wed William C Bender Jr in Lovettsville at New Jerusalem Lutheran church with breakfast at Scott home.
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June
I. Toms
Grayson ‘Toms
Middletown
Silas G. Griffith
RFD 2
Boonsboro
Annie Griffith
James Griffith
EB. B. Weed
Bender—Scott
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Lovettsville
Frances Scott
Washington
Charles Scott
William C. Bender, Jr
W. C. Bender
Michael Kretsinger
Catherine Scott
Bender
Lovettsville High School
The
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Bank
Governor Appeals For Quick Action On Enabling Legislation
In a letter to Camp Detrick officials Governor presses for prompt approval or edits to a bill enabling Maryland citizens to gain the right to vote. He cites sovereignty and injustice, urging cooperation from Congress and assurances from Representatives Hyde and Miller. He notes will seek relief sources and vows the Maryland Legislature will act once Congress acts.
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Congress
Maryland
Hyde
Mr. Miller
Simon E. Sobeloff
Report Hints Murder in Mont Thorne Fortune Fight
In Chicago the first round of a high staking legal battle over a two million dollar Mont gomery Ward Thorne fortune opened as coroner's officials reviewed a pathologist's report suggesting murder. Dr Harry Leon said the 20-year-old heir died violently from alcohol and drug poisons, and that another person likely injected the drugs. He called the death undue and not natural, with foul play possible. Coroner Walter McCarron noted something suspicious and that a second party skilled with needles may have administered drugs before death.
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Chicago
Montgomery Ward
Thorne
Harry Leon
Leon
Walter E. McCarron
McCarron
MacCarron
XO Open bids For Thurmont School Job
The Thurmont Board of Education announced bid openings on July 16 at 7 30 p m for electrical work and fixtures for the new Thurmont elementary school under construction by John 5 Stubbs Company. It also invites bids until July 17 at 10 a m for a school bus route serving New Market Monrovia and Ijamsville pupils to Frederick and bids for a new 48 passenger bus and a separate 60 passenger bus.
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Board of Education
Thurmont
John 5. Stubbs
Thugs Drop Man Into Chicago Chimney
Police and firefighters cut through a 16 foot chimney at the Chicago Yacht Club near Monroe Street to rescue 21 year old Joseph Lacre who said four Negro assailants stripped him, beat him, robbed him, and dropped him feet first into the chimney. He was in critical condition at St Luke's Hospital with sedatives and oxygen treatment.
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Chicago
Joseph Lacre
Chicago Yacht Club
Monroe St
Lake Michigan
Lacre
St. Luke's Hospital
Mendes-France to Meet Molotov Sunday in Geneva Talks
Premier Mendes-France will meet Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov in Geneva Sunday to resume high level talks on ending the war in Indochina. He departs Paris Saturday night and has pledged to resign if no Indo China cease fire is reached by July 20. Separately, CIO United Rubber Workers leaders in Akron summoned 13,000 Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co employees to a briefing Sunday.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
V. M. Molotov
Geneva
Indochina
French
Foreign Office
Mendes-France
Mendes- France
Akron
Ohio
CIO United Rubber Workers
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Parable Teaching on Heaven and Good Seed
A brief biblical reflection cites Matthew 13:24 on a man sowing good seed, noting heaven attracts what is congenial to its nature and gathers pure and divine from earth. Robe rt. all.
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Heaven
Robert
Eisenhower Orders Moral Action to Bar Red China
President Eisenhower aims to mobilize the world’s moral force to block Red China’s admission to the United Nations. He defers final policy, urging careful appeal to world opinion while Republicans and Democrats in Congress oppose entry. He stresses the U.N. was built to marshal moral strength for peace and justice, not serve as a supergovernment. The issue hinges on Red China’s aggressor status, Indochina, and prisoners, with Knowland and Johnson guiding domestic stance. The piece notes global reaction and moral framing, contrasting with calls for coercive or expedient recognition.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Eisenhower
China
United Nations
Congress
Court of World Opinion
America
United Nations Assembly
U.S
United States
U.N
Red
Peiping
Geneva
Assembly
North Korea
Indochina
London Times
Red China
Bay Bridge Toll Cut Announced for August First
Silver Spring Maryland Governor Theodore R. McKeldin announced tolls on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge would be substantially reduced on August 1. The statement came at the Silver Spring Republican Women’s Club rally. A further announcement was to specify the exact reduction.
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Havre de Grace
McKeldin
Bay Bridge
State Roads Commission
Silver Spring
Theodore R. McKeldin
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Republican Women's Club
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Rome
Norman Snyder, Jr
Clinton
Patty Burke
Merle M. Pryor
Thirmant
Luther H. Hetterly
Mrs
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Robert. L. Kendall
Robert Lee, Jr
Elmer Bollinger
Paul Kipe
Rantoul
Helen Everhart
Ruth H. Staley
Frederick County
Institute of Maryland Public Affairs
Towson State Teachers ' College
E. F. Harris
Paul Benson
Whyattstown
Betsy Mathews
Bethesda
Lime Lake
N.Y
Kenneth O. Havet
H. C. Rockwell
Brunswick
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Mass Alta Nuce
Grace Nuce
Lucketts (Va
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Raleigh
N. C
Ethel Lantz
Motter Avenue
Katherine Orndorff
South Merket Street
Clarence Flooks
Griffith
Hanover Shoe Company
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U.S. 1St Cavalry
Japan
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Harry S. Truman
Research
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Dick Wachter
American Legion
Tivoli Theater
Francis Scott Key Post
William Larkin Post American Legion
Camp Detrick
XO Open
Nea Saree
Ince
Ima
Garry
Lea
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